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Report | FZJ-2016-05881 |
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1993
Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH Zentralbibliothek, Verlag
Jülich
Please use a persistent id in citations: http://hdl.handle.net/2128/12688
Report No.: Juel-2747
Abstract: In course of accident examination for High Temperature Reactors (HTR), experiments on the corrosion behavior of graphitie reactor materiale in steam have been performed at total pressures of 3-55bar and temperatures of 900-1150°C (1173-1423K); these experiments and their evaluation are documented here. Reactor materials examined are the structure graphite V483T2 and the tuel element matrices A3-27 and A3-3. In all experiments, the stearn partial pressure was 474rnbar (inert gas helium). The dependence of reaetion rates and density profiles on burn-off, total pressure and temperature has been examined. Experimental reaction rates depending on burn-off are fitted by theoretical curves, a procedure, which allows rate comparison for a weil defined burn-off. Comparing rates as a function of total pressure, V483T2 shows a linear dependence on 1/$\sqrt{p_{total}}$ whereas tor matrix materials a pressure independent rate was found for P$_{total}$< 15bar. The temperature dependence of rates (in-Pore diffusion controlled regime) is characterized by activation energies of 246kJfmol (V483T2) resp . 185kJ/mol (matrix materials). For corroded specimens, density profiles have been measured in order to obtain some information about depth of material damage. In detail depth of penetrations of corrosive attack are 0.2 - 2.5mm tor V483T2, 1 .1 - 2.8r-nm for A3-27 and 1 .5 - >4mm for A3-3.
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